One such qualitative difference concerns the morpho-syntactic organisation of language, that is, the fact that morphological and syntactic elements are governed by a set of language-specific rules, the source of much of the generative power of human language [5], [6].
Buy, rent, or borrow a set of language lessons.
Given the way that the final state (e.g., knowledge of English) outstrips the data that are available to children, we can only postulate that the human mind brings to language acquisition a complex set of language-specific dispositions.
But if you dig a little deeper, and go beyond the vague overarching language of SDG3, you find a set of nine specific health targets that accompany the goal -- such as targets for reducing infectious, maternal, newborn and child deaths.
"Go with a set of specific questions….
A language implementation with proper compositionality enables a compiler developer to divide-and-conquer the complexity of building a large language by constructing a set of smaller languages.
Given the centrality of language to cognitive function, a number of language-specific scales have been developed to assess language deficits throughout progression of the disease and to evaluate the effects of pharmacotherapy on language function.
The contents of the User Interface screens are generated at run time, based on a set of XML description files plus language-specific message files.
Spoken language and literacy skills were assessed using BILO, a set of standardized, computerized French language tests [ 20].
A completely blocked nontarget language assumption is indistinguishable from the idea of language-specific lexical access.
Cool is a set of dialects, not a language.
